Sentence examples for could be summoned to from inspiring English sources
Mr. Eid said the decision to order bail for Mr. Youssef indicated that the case was continuing, and he raised the possibility that the satirist could be summoned to answer more questions or be referred to court.
A defender scored the goal that got Spain to its first World Cup final, and any one of its fine substitutes could be summoned to score the defining goal in its history.
Only a few years ago, it would have been hard to imagine that whole libraries of books, music and information could be summoned to a phone in your palm; yet the pursuit of profit has helped to put them there.
Our landlord could double the rent tomorrow, one of us could be summoned to work in Stockholm or Scotland or Stockport, or we might find ourselves in financial penury.
A special prosecutor has begun presenting evidence to a grand jury about the improper disclosure of an undercover C.I.A. officer's identity and has advised several people who have been employed at the White House that they could be summoned to testify, senior officials said on Friday.
Campaign advisers have set up a briefing room for the media on the first floor, into which a uniformed security guard steered a reporter this morning until a campaign aide could be summoned to act as an escort on a tour of the upper floors.
This had about a hundred tiny flat press-buttons and a screen about four inches square on which any one of a million "pages" could be summoned at a moment's notice".
He told the BBC last week that the firm's former chief executive, Philip Clarke, could well be summoned to appear before his committee over the issue.
There is even speculation that Alistair Darling, whose plan to halve the deficit over four years was criticised by Balls for going too far and too fast, could be summoned back to replace him.
But it is possible that the convening of a grand jury investigating Clemens, and the likelihood that Pettitte will be summoned to testify, could prompt the Yankees to further distance themselves from him.
